Mustard
OperatingCrypto and fiat app that lets African crypto earners exchange assets and access instant credit.
- FinTech
- Lagos, Nigeria
- Founded 2022
- mustard.ng ↗
- Employees
- 2-10
About Mustard
Mustard is a Lagos-based fintech app that lets users send, receive and spend both crypto and fiat currency. It targets crypto earners in Africa, offering a crypto exchange service alongside instant credit that is based on a user's crypto activity rather than traditional banking history.
The company reports more than 10,000 users, over ₦1.8 billion in trade volume and around ₦170 million in monthly credit, with transactions settling in about 17 seconds. Its credit product currently runs through a waitlist. Mustard positions itself as a way for young people earning in crypto to access cash quickly and exchange assets at any time.
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Frequently asked about Mustard
- Where is Mustard based and when was it founded?
- Mustard is headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria and was founded in 2022.
- What sector is Mustard in?
- Mustard operates in FinTech, Cryptocurrency and Lending.
